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HIP providers announce regional roll-out

The Association of Home Information Pack Providers (AHIPP) have announced they are committed to the future success of the HIP and are taking confident steps towards their worth.

 AHIPP and its members are in the final stages of planning a regional roll out which will commence in quarter four this year. The objective of the roll out will be to demonstrate the benefits to buyers and sellers of the Home Information Pack and including the voluntary Home Condition Report which relies on the Government enabling the licensing of qualified Home Inspectors, ahead of the mandatory date next June.

Read more on the AHIPP website... 

 

Posted by Bronwyn on August 7, 2006 01:41 PM |

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What else can they do? We currently have 20 plus companies offering this service with only 200 Odd people having got hips approved Over 100,000 Experienced and Qualified Chartered Surveyors - the property proffesional - just did not want to get involved - I wonder why?

Posted by: Nick | August 20, 2006 08:05 AM

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